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I bought this rifle in the early 60s at an old gunsmiths garage sale for $12.00. It's probably a rifle that should never been made. It was made from two different serial numbers and a Marlin .22 S, L, LR barrel. It has been chambered in Winchester Rim Fire. The rear sight dovetail has been filled and a new one cut for the Winchester sight. This rifle shoots very well and I carried it in the truck for years.
The barrel was marked S, L, LR and I always thought I should change the address to read WRF so anyone after me would know the proper caliber. This week I took a vibrating Dremel tool and defaced the S, L, LR marking and wrote WRF on the barrel. I swear, that's the "only time" I've ever taken a Dremel to a gun.
It doesn't have any finish left, but I still enjoy my old pieced together Winchester/Marlin 1890.
The barrel was marked S, L, LR and I always thought I should change the address to read WRF so anyone after me would know the proper caliber. This week I took a vibrating Dremel tool and defaced the S, L, LR marking and wrote WRF on the barrel. I swear, that's the "only time" I've ever taken a Dremel to a gun.
It doesn't have any finish left, but I still enjoy my old pieced together Winchester/Marlin 1890.


